Culturally sensitive assertiveness training for ethnic minority clients.

Peggy Wood · Brent S. Mallinckrodt

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Counseling Practices and Supervision Social Skills and Education Cultural Competency in Health Care

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Les auteurs s'interessent a une capacite dont l'importance est primordiale dans nos societes actuelles, a savoir la capacite de s'imposer (assertiveness). Ils proposent des elements de reflexion et des conseils aux therapeutes qui assurent la formation de cette capacite chez des sujets provenant de groupes ethniques minoritaires. Les strategies d'evaluation de cette capacite sont egalement discutees

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